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\ Hallway wreck.

MINNEApoLIs, Sept. 20 Canto,
ID. 4. special to the Journal says, the
east bound passenger train on the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
road ran into the rear of freight
train at { O'Clock this morning, three
miles east OF here. The freight train
was switchiug at lnwood, Iowa, and
the rear part breaking loose, ran back
for several miles, finally colliding
with the passenger train. The toll
lowing were killed.
Andrew Deviath, of Rock Valley
Iowa, line repairer,
WA. Ploag. 81 McGregcr, Iowa,
engineer ofthc pa ,engcr.
Charles Dunbar, of Mason City, Ia,
fireman,
Two bodies are still III the wreck,
aud wreckiug trains are now at work.
Six cars Of wheat, one OF cattle and
one caboos ant the passenger coach
Cs were demolished
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NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Cooper MON
was packed last night with anarchists
and socialists. The audience mum
bered $500 and assembled to protest
against the hanging of the condemned
anarchists. CsherS wearing red rib
bons on their coats handed every per-
son who entered the hall copy of
the proclamation declaring the con
dcmncd anarchists -hould never be
executed. Many women were in the
hall and they all wore red ribbons
aud affected the red anarchist color In
their dresses. There were fifty pc.
lice scattered about tho hall. The
notes of the Mar,eillaise were struck
up by the baud, and apro,onged wild
cheer followed. Pictures OF the
doomed bomb throwers looked down
from tho front Platform. They we G
draped with red and black aud
wrcathed with smiaN y black and
red banner stood in the rear OF the
stage Ou the platform were Herr
Most, Walter NrJOman, Col. Hin.
ton, Mrs Black, Mrs. Bandishard and
3uu others. "Niye Herr Most greet.
ed the chiet as 10 the tune Of Marscil.
laise no stepped on the platform with
red rose in his button hole and q
slouch hat pulled over his eyes.
Nrooman wa, chosen chairman. In
his opening speech. Nrooman quoted
the bib'c To show That Moses slew a
man whom he found commit ing
wrong and Hiss Jones rose up and
shouted "Thrca cheers tor the bible
Nrooman continued by saying that II
his Chicago brethren had sad any
thing that was wrong It wes no reason
why they should hang, II they hang
those men In chi ago then, he uddt Il
they can hang every man who speak,
here tonight. Tnore WAS "a great con
spiracy among the ruling classes &c
crush the labor movement. Justice
not mercy, was demanded. Nrooman
presented "A set Of resolutions Mt tn,
close of his speech which met the ap
proval OF the crowd. They condemn
ed the sentence OF the anarchists IA
murder aud y crime against clviliIa'
tiou the elimination OF ~ conspiracy
+ TO crush free speech The working
men OF America would bc untrue I,
themselves if they allowed such Al
outrage TO be pursued. COntrlbu
tions followed from the audience
netting $500 tor the cause.
But the hero OF the night was NJ ost
His speech followed "Fricnds an,
anarchists said he, wsit unlawful L
have free speech in this country
What are these men guilty OF; Ar,
they thieves or mucderers (Cros o
no no, They fought against tn,
numbering police and robbing capital
lists. seven policemen were killed anC
they want seven of our brothers live,
a life for lite. You can't slIow tina
hanging to take place, Arm your
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selves, and for every drop of blood
that il shed from cur friends. let 1t
cost human life. am not alone an
anarchist. but also revolutipnist'
The capitalist shall be the first to
suffer. No one shall escape his just
dues The twelve jurors, tie Judges
aud the detective spies Will not sleeF
very scundiy at present. Let theih
wild yells and cheers from the cro"u
let them know the time is approaching
when we will lie forced TO use hre
arms. 1t must COM. 80 be prepareo.
,Bediam cheers. warn them not to
take the lives o our martyrs in chi
csgo. demand that they be set Il &c
let there be socialist revolution"
Editor Schoalch and others made
speeches of similar charector
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IIIisII AFIRAl>
cLrBgfp TO DEATH.

PARIS. Texas. sept. ~ -La.tnight,
two negroes on the farm of Frank
Rutherford four miles west of the
city, named Tom Kennedy alias Tom
Taylor ala- Tom Tennessee aud Tom
Knox. got into DISPUTE about some
irivial matter which ended in Knox
picking up club aud hitting henue
dy on nj, head. hiIiing him Instantly
Knox He'd the counirp. Kennedy :
remains were brought here for Ourial.
STABBED rfRHAPs FATALLY.
LAMrAAsAs, Tex, Sept 500
day Ben Cox and Bayliss Clayton
and his son, Owens, met IN the public
road about tour miles from here, and
engaged In conversation. Cox ana
CLAYTON gol into u dispute which
resulted in Cox -tabbing Clayton in
the lett side. the knife penetrating
the lungs Clayton is in bad condl-
ton aud Cox = still AT large.
wrrH A CAR COUPLER.
PALEsrGNB sept. ~ About Il
o clock last night, u Mr.. David Col
lev W Us EOIuG W NJ AbCAlif hhf
as he was crossing the railroad trach
near the Pubic square, IA was struck
on the right shoulder from behind
and ci'ed 10 his knees. Recovering
himself he turned and was confronted
bv j. IL. Pickett. MIR. Coley grappled
with his assallant, and in the tight
both fell to the ground with the latter
on top. Curiousy enough both men
had their left shoulders disiocated,
either in the struggle or fall.
| Collcy was proceeding to punish
! his assailant when puckctt called for
quarter saying he was mistaken in
the man MIR. Cooley then led Pickett
to his room where he aroused his
brother. Dr. j. e. Collcy. While hay
| inc his shoulder attended PICKETT
a. capped, but was subsequently arresto d
| AT lIr. Walkers alice where be went
| to have HI shoulder set. Pickett has
/ lntcly been brakiug on the Arkansas
and Pacific railway He claims that
he mlstook Mr.. Coley Tor Mr. Thorpe,
agIinst whom he had a grievance and
that his mistake arose out OF the
parties BEING dressed alike. MIR.
| Thorpr is very small man while Mr..
/ Collcy j. SIX feet in statute. weighs POO
pounds aud there wa Al electric
light on each side of the crossing.
Had the blow struck the head instead
OF the shoulder the chances are that
it would have caused death Pickett
hr- been held TO bail in the sum OF
$500. which he has not given. lie l.
y large and powerful man aud in an
open fight with the man hc claimed
to be looking for he could have fought
to great advantage. The weapon
used 10y Pickett WAS u heavy car cup
Ter, which was found near the 'cene
OF the light. MIR. Colley is seriously
though not dangerously hurt.
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un ArllnnMIndneh Il-

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-Jno. j. Love
lock superintendent and book keeper
of the Delaware and Hudson canal
company, acknowledged i'll court this
morning that he hGd embclzlcd up
wards Of 100000 from the company
and was sentenced to two ann hall
wears in the penitentiary ut hard la
Dor.
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Tnis powder never varies A marvel OF puri.
y, strength and wholesomeness More econ.
omioal than the ordinary Kinds. and cannot be
sold In competition with he multitude OF low
test short. weight alum or phosphate pow
ders. Sold only In cans, ROYAL BAKING
POWDER co ll6 wAll-s.. New York.
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TIE MINIoN. OF THE MOON.

80.
49,,
60, 10, ,
r
'
~.
doors of the car were closed and one
OF the mcu-a tall, stern, sandy haired
toIloy-velled ont conan mn tbat
' ~
maid no attention TO the order and
when. after waiting a few seconds.
and seeing that the doors remained
closed, hammer was brought into
service and laundering blows fell
upon it. About the same instant ten
shots were tired into Pacific express
ear ana men INC pounding logan
"7"'"' ~ '' WV "''' ""' 'P' "'''
., , -,., , ,..',..,,.,
mo monov ,tslonov hod biJden q
oon. iderablc number of tho pack
age and the remainder were. taken
from the sale. by the robbers VINO or
"o''' '''''"N'' ""'o"o! ~
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LONDON, Sept 3o.-The Pail Mall
Gazette published full detail of the
,caudal in which Colonel Huqhcs
Hallctt, conservative member OF par
lament for Rochester is involved.
The Gazette states that Colonel Hal
lett will not resign his seat in the
house of commons and accuses the
government of attempting to white
wash him.
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A ILEAvY IRON lad.

LONDON. Sept. 2O.-The Trata gar,
the largest iron clad ever constructed
was successfully launched today at
Portsmouth. The Trafalgar j. OF Ii,
$40 tons and 1900 horse power. she
is TO carry twelve guns. tour OF sixty
seven tons and eight of forty cwt.
Her side srmor is twenty inches
thick.
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Oldwrisht, Miss Lena Harris, City;
Jas f Edwards, Bolton; j ID Patrick,
Eddy; IL X Brewer, Jersey City
At the New McClellaud: w IL
Law son, city; A f. Brown, ST Louis; o
4 Richardson and son, Ben FrsnKlin;
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Purest medicines used in prescrip-
lions at the Old Corner.
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y - - : q = = = :
Quoted by Nj. Il.
} far toward se-
! for the present
Inbold's.
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FortuNate Family.
David Nicholsop's Liquid Bread or
Extract Malt, at B. a. Little Il Co.'S
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= gs glebt mebr @atarrb in bieier
Settion bes Qanbes, aIs ale iibrigen
2rantbeiten 3ufammen genommen, unb
biz in bic leBten Sabre binein purbe
Oerfelbe fir unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
reub DieIer Scbre bielten bic Merate gas
tarrb fur cine lotale Grantbeit unb iuds
ten ie nit Iofalen Witteln su beilen, 6a
bieie aber ni9t anidiasel molteu, ers
fldrteten fie suleBt ben @atarrb fir un=
beilbar. Die Wifenfdaft bolt ibn fiir
cine eonftitutionsue Qrantbeit, beren
Seilung eonititutipuele Mittel erfors
bert. SalPs gatarrb Cure,
fabri5irt BON s. S. gbeneD & 6 o.,
3ole0o, Ohio, 1T bas einaise eonfitus
tionelle MitteI, bas ii6 eegentpdrtig i'm
Nartte befinbet. Sc miro innerli6 ans
gemaabt in DOien bon 10 Sropfen in
einem 3beeIoffel. So mirft brett auf
bus Ulut unb bic Wueus Oberfd6e
bes sp5tems. Dte Gabrifanten bieten
800 fur ieben Sol, in benz bas MitteI
DIE Seiluug perfast. Wan ienbe nod
6ireaIaren unb3euguiien unb abbreifire
+. s. Gbeneb & e o.,
Soleop, Sblo.
GeS-Bei allen apotbefern fur Is Gents
gu baben.
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StU SANsItS%sS ~ y esAs+$ssS<s rs
benz curA Elm leieeubes unD fdreienhes
9inb mebrere Widte Der Sdlof 9eraubt
murbe uno Der 40 Der neberjeu9uug ses
luuate, baB Wrs. Biuslows Soctbins
6prup ssrabe Der artifel isi. beRen er fur
oas Riuo benStbiste foufte einen Vcrratb
bapon. 9ls sr mad Sauie fam unb iei.
uer 6rau bapon MittbeilunS ma6te, peis
aerte fe lid, benz Sinbe bon Dem @efaufs
ten Az perabreiden, ba le cine Gnbdn9e.
rim Der SOmSepathie mar. Die ndGife
Nadt purbe rieeer i&laflos psrbrodt.
vie Der Batter am uddifen Ease mad
6auIe fam, fanb er bas ainb ihledter
als ie, unh ba e. abermals cine ihlaflcie
Nadt befir1tete, perabrei9te er wdbrenb
Der Nbpsisnbsit ieiner Srau benz 3inoe
cine Bcrtipn bes Sprup unb ioste ni4ts
boppu. Die Waht borauf ftlief aues
wUbi uub Der flcine Shreier erwadte
om Woraen NIT beiterm 9eii3t. Die
Wntter mar erfrent iiber ben plSsliden
punberbaren Be6feI uno obwobl fe fd
,uerfi beleibist fibl.e, ais fe Guffliruns
erbielt, ieste fe benno6 ben @etraud
bee Sprnps fort. S4reienhe Gincer
unp itlofOie Ra6te fnc ibr ieet unbe'
tannt. Cine ~ein3elne Yrrbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod eas 9eiben isbes ainbes
uno nas Yprurthef Der Mutter' befiest.
Sn alien apOtbsfeu ju baben; rs Gents
bic Glai&e.
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0nentber's MRble.
Inter 4 Ii BIT unb trdftigt bei'
mi1e Sn3ufrie.


Wir baben in LETTER 3eit mieberbolt
barauf bingewieien, tpelde Uortbeile
unIere beimii6e Snbufirie fir 2anb
unb 2eute nit fid brinst.
Wir tpollen iebp6 hermit nift ettua
fagen, oaB man beimiide probutte,
gleidbiel Oh fdIe9t ober gut. reip. bilig
pber tbeuer, aus reinem patriotismus
faufen iole, ionbern nur oab Sieieni'
gen unierer beimii6en probufte, mel6e
nit ben n6roliden i'm preiie uno In
ber Bite eoneurrirea f6nnen, ben lebte'
rem porge3ogen tperoen Iolten.
Sie ob%ensenannte Sirma @intber
uno Sobn, zines unierer dlteiten unb
a~ngeIebenften @eIhdfte in Seras. bat
BON iebsr ben &uf eehabt. MIR pirflid
ausge3ei1nete uub unpelfdli9te Waare
au biligen unb populdren preiien su
liefern. 6efr @iintber sen. fam 1859
nod San Nntonio unb legte ON 6an
alntouio Slufe cine Qorls uub Wei3eus
mible an; einiee Sabre ipdter erbaute
er cine s,peite, MiibIe an Der iebigen
Waibinafon Strabe. Bon hieier Iebtss
rem 3eit an, unb ipdter urter Wlitbiilfe
feiner beiben tii9tisen uuo fleiBigeu
S6bne, arbeitete perr Gintber on Der
Werbe1erung unb 9erpoltommnung
feiner Miblen ipeiter. SIN 2aufe Der
Sabre tpurhe elm groBes b~reifbdiges
8ebdu6e, iptpie elm gle3ator fur $4,000
Buibel @etreibe biasussfist Mnb enbs
lid i'm porisen Sabre it bic untere
WibIe nit benz feiniten unb beften
&oleripfem unb MaISftiiblen nebt als
lem ipeiteren mobernen 3ubeb6r ausges
ftattet tporben, 70 baB bieielbe iebt NIT
ben beften uno gr6Bten Mtblen IN Ses
Tas foneurriren fam.
Bei Der 4nsipahI oes MabIgetreibes
uirb frengitens auf Reinbeit unb tas
beuoie Qualitdt bes Wei5eus &c. geies
ben. @iutbers Webliorten: g u en'
tberspatent" uno n@ ue n tb ers
BE a. baben fi1 eineu tpeitnerbreiteten
&uf iber ben gan5en Staat ertuorben.
Climbers 8rabams, &oggens unb
Cream Mebl finb ebenfals bon bor5tigs
IiGer QuaIitdt. 4uBer benz Miblens
gei1dft betreiben bic Bsfiber nod einen
fdwnnsbafteu 0anOeI nit 6afer, 9oru
uno 2Ieie.
Na9 alebem empfeblen mir unieren
2efern, fi9 BON Der Soltbitdt unb Re-
elitdt bes obisen @ei6dftes gelegentii9
ielbf su ii~berseusen.
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NMtuna!

S.S. sspr & Co.. SO, 266 @oniz
nterce ; StraBe, ~Derfaufen bic feinifen
6errns unb Damen $ Moeemaaren, fos
tpie 61ube uno 2leiber gu erfiaunli6
biGisen preiieu. I'm g~efdaisen 8eiu9
miro gebeten. ~ ,tuu6N
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@ui. &BHtma q gubn.

l1nfere 6auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6leii9, unb UNI ioldes frifd uno
gut su erlangeu, tam man uumOgIi9
einen supsrIdffseren Martt finbeH als
ben bon Wm. 66Hing 6 6obu, go.
Sill ape. 6. Die 0erren baben BEN
@ef9mad ibrer Qunben &eduung ge'
trager unb In ibrem g~tabIifement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri9tet, uel1e allen
Mnforeerungen fir grbaltung uub gnt.
fernung f9dblider Sngrebienaen bes
6Ieifdes enifpri9t. sic baben beifdns
big in ibren 8iebb0fen einen groben
00rratb BON Waftpieb, aus welGem
rlur bas Bette fur ibre Qunoen getpdbIt
miro. Wer reel bebient ieiu nil. Der
6eIude ben Martt, No. 511
Mpenue 6. 1.10t1i
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bon Der r@erwerfi6feit ieOer 9lrt bon
ginmiidung Der Yunbesregierurg in
bic inneren MngcIegenbciten Der GinSel'
iiaaten" si beelamiren. an eieie mlit'
lerpeile ftodiledig uno tpurmitlbig ge'
mproene @~runoIebre Der Semofratie
alaubt ia 10 mie 70 Niemanb mebr rett.
uno es f0nute ben IL Serren 3ongreB'
abaeproneten bod rsdt ftle6t befoms
men. penn fe basWobl unb Webe iener
80 900 notbleibenben Seraner ibren
boblen pbraien unb ibrsr peralteien
Briusipien. &eiterei opfern poaten.
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Gime Oelesenbeit 0einmobeit an cts
tarAen,

1T benen seboten, bic f&neI in einsn 3uifanb
her brfnunssIofen Shipd1e berfaIen Die
MittsI fino sur Sanb Sn Der Sorrn zines an.
senebmen mebi3inisGen StdrfnnssmytteIs her.
binbet 9ofetters Waeenbitters bic
Gisenidafieu zines MitteIs 3ur Blutaufriiduns
unb 1einieuns, zines StdriunssmitieIs un6
eines sItsratiumittels. @dbrenb 20 bic Ser
baunns uno bic Intimidation f0rSert unb ben
appetit reiSt bat 60 bic peitere @irfune bic
eebensiafte su reinissn une bas Nerben- S9tem
su trdftiaen Sn Dem Wla6e ME bas 4Iut rel.
ner uno itoifhaItieer pirb burd rsinen Gebraud,
nsbmen bieieniseu. bic bisfes ausseseiGurte
mebiaiuifbe SeilinitteI ssbrau6en, niHt nur an
araft. ~fonbern aud an a6rpsrfIae su. Gin
bsilfamsr Wedid pirb burd bafslbe in ben
lbfonberuneen bsuirtt, unb benz rafden unb
fidersn phpfifden gerfau. Der bur1 cine dro.
nii4s rluterbreduns Der Guuftionen oes &6r.
pers berurfa6t roirb, tpirb einbaIt seboteu.
Raaosm bic Saupturiade bes eeibsns e~ntfernt
1T. tsbrsn bic Gsiunbbeit unb bic ardfte raid
mieber.
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$1O.O 600 Wafen ber syrau GIeus.

= 80 600 1hftem ber Grau gIepe.
lamb merben iebt Derfauft unb finoen
3ablrei6e Gdufer. SIM 66aBamt uers
ben ndmli6 bic ssrfebfen uHb befdmubs
ten 8%reenbads unb 8~anfEoten su 8rei
3eritampft unb aus bieiem Brei iperben
bann Winiaturs8 lfter Der serften Do.
me bes 2anbes" eepreBt. gs uirb ans
gsnommen, bob iebe ben Stof fir
500 papiergeIb eutbdit uub he tra.
gen bic Snfhrift: r@emadat mus ner'
fimmeIiem popierseIo i'm Mertbe bon
$4,000"
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Die nssreie Nreife fir 9egas"
bat bon auen oeutfG 8 terantfd3et'
3ettuaeem Die er5bte Hbonne''te'''
sabl.
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Staakoba IA
:" Wrt $50
@S6tise 8emeiie.
aeatu eat3in0liden AbenIaalISllIH'

W10tVts0
Is SABRE osItitsH.
qaeiue gQutter Bate felt ben Iektes flnisebt
cabrer an entslneli6eri Abeurtnttsniuse eltts
fsn' Sd aoh fbou ale oottnuaa dti. Suteyt
,nahte ne nod einen Beriu4 nit St. Satoes
Del Sdon bic erite Glai9e bra6te aineers
ma ,nb ma&befn FEDS Glaf9sn psrbraudt
Eerert, mar &c roundnbig bereehslt.
5. 5. G4uberts Sartafse' gus
Easss assniIt. -
SET fanf Sa5ren Tit Id an entsanbli4sns
gheumctisrlus, speIder fhlieblt4 @roniiQ
spurbe, Die peri@ieeeniten S~etlniittst miisosm
periu6t unt bic beiteh glerste eoniaItsrt. oo@
alss ssrssssns; aIs Ssilrssa SaI n Sil SaSs
BEN 10 srsf StoiGsn ansewaast bate bun ~
feute Gin eefaneer glann. cn,,.
Sphu atIes De Nere, sSsse.
ceIs-ssrtt.
Gsit rnshrerenq ppden bate idSan e~iitsaiib.
fi@em shsrrrntisrtus eelitteH. SO rper Mot
I'm Stanke. chne 9iife ~ eten peer mtg en2ns
YIeiben. SO taufte cine Blcf4e vt. SatcpsDst
SrrS nodScnt tt spei hrittet bopon gebrnu@t
bate. mar it nisber ppufdnsig bfrseiteAt
s. Q. SoRes, Rem MsEanersas Osio.
stsse,dtIseS assbes eamssisn uas satui ess:t'f'
gmesburp, gedB.
Geit ,rei Sahrsn habe Id on entslneli1snf
lheuusotismns In bell6atsn selttten ine ipassa
i nssSs ss a,'S f ssa ssi ssss sa sS q saSs y. % f issssn.
a. h,r1srsra Sd bate aaes rlrtr9t, ptne
Sinberulsa III inSet, bis Id i&IiebIi@ dttfng
Gf SdfcbS Del su aebrau1er. soon nog
Der erifen ansruensnne fiblte Id Hefiert ng rno
Bel fortaefettem gebran4 fuuree sq %'soss
uourtEnSis ferseitelt. Us: yS o,t. q
-
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Seimgegeben. = Sunser Serr
(auf bas rotbe 9aar zines 8adf!1es
anipislenb): &ommen sic mir ni9t
au nobe, bamit i'd nidt Geuer fauae.-
Badfid: Sa f6unen Sic u~nbeiorgt
fem. Gum Bremen fino sic piel sa
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Sseme ssaareu! Neae- asaareml

gde Souftonfrabe 6 Mpe. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella 6dubs
fore bat be 6ffliGeu Mdrtte beiu6t
unb einen iiberrai9enb reid baltigeu
8orratb BON S1ubei fur Samen unb
3inber, iopie fir 5erren eingefauft.
Sie Waaren finb bOrsIgli9: oauerbaft
unb febr ~preismirbig. Seoe Gamilie
follte es fi1 ,3ur 4uIgabe MAIDEN, i,,ren
Bebarf an S9ub3eus I'M @tnbes
reIIa Store gu faufen. Nlfo bers
geBt nidt ben
Cinderella S9ubsStore.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-12

can prosper on this land. The men
who founded this nation were inspired
of God, whether they knew il
or not. The principles OF liberty
would stand for ever. Tyranny
and oppression would pass away,
but the Institutions of the Ameri.
can government would never perish :
they may be perverted, but those
who do pervert them-their doom is
sealed, and when they have passed ayay
the principles would survive and people
would be found here who would per.
petuate them.
The great capital city of Zion will be
built up in jackson County, Mo-, and
many who are here to day, he said. will
live to see it and take part in its
erection. 1t would be prepared Tor the
coming of the King of kings. when
peace, love and union shall prevail, and
men shall learn war no more. This
planet is destined to be redeemed and
gloriied; this earth will be made into a
heaven. Enoeh's city vii return as the
leaven of purity that shall leaven this
whole lump of clay and make it like
unto itself, glorifed, redeemed, and
from sin forever free. Blessed are thew
who are waiting upon TIM Lord and
looking forward to the coming of these
things. May all live so as to be ready
for them, for their coming will be swift
and sure.
Singing of an anthem by the choir
and benedietion by Elder James II.
Anderson.
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An Imperative NecessitH

What pure air is to an unhesl,,
locality, what spring cleaning is to ~
neat house keeper, so is Hoods Ss, we
Rarllla to everybody at this ses asos>
The body needs to be thoron-S,SS1a
renovated, the blood purified and v;,lI
lied. the germs of disease destrooIussssi >
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and ali O oisO,
blood disorders are cured by HOo lsf
Sarsaparilla, the most popular and ~.
cessful spring medicine. sue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-12
HALE Fellow Well M..r,

90, hale fellows who have bson
male and hearty" by the hs geen made
tlon OF Hale's Honey of Hi osn9ale &c,
and Tar, have good reason ~ otLeShouud
oay when DR.. Hale introdncos.eas i the
sterling remedy for ConobS tbs
Sore Throat, Influenza, and On Colds,
a p1a,n t OF the pulmonary organs, VIM TSa
eVentuate, when neglected, in "nlch
sumption: Its efficacy in all c % co.,
the Kind has become a proyer6 SSes q
by druggists everywhers. Prico. sod
cents, 90 cents and 81. Great sav;S, 3
3uylng large size. Pixies Tooibss. ;!
Drops cure in one minute. lseas
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syrup OF FI~.

Manufactured by the CsIifor,i. -
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal
lures Own True Laxative. Tbi, NJ
ant California liquid fruit remsd ! p Ss
be had OF A. @. Smith l. Co, At m may may
or 81. 1t Il the most ceEs
prompt, and effective remedy fpoHan
cleanse the system: 70 set on the IN %
Kidneys, and Bowels gently vet tset'
sushiy; to dispsi Headaches, OoId, '.Oi;
HsVsrs; 70 sure Oonstipauoa. InS,ssAd
hoa, and hadru1 tSs,